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What Utah's history reveals about snowfall during strong El Niño winters

A strong El Niño is adding to that anticipation. He doesn’t just wait for the snow to come to him. For Stone, a meteorologist and storm chaser who lives in Cottonwood Heights, snow is more than something to forecast. “It’s truly like you’re floating on clouds almost.

Catholic Woman's League luncheon moves to Cottonwood Heights Meyer Hall

The Catholic Woman's League will hold its annual fall Tapestry luncheon and fashion show at St. Thomas More Parish’s Meyer Hall in Cottonwood Heights. This year's event will benefit St. Francis Xavier Catholic School and Journey of Hope, Inc.

Daughter sentenced to 2-30 years prison for mother's death, elder abuse

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 8, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) A Third District judge has sentenced 54-year-old Lori Meers to 2 to 30 years in prison for intentional aggravated abuse of a vulnerable adult and for manslaughter, related to the death of her 77-year-old mother, W.P., in Cottonwood Heights.

via gephardtdaily.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 8, 2026

Sentencian a mujer que habría ocasionado la muerte de su madre en Cottonwood Heights

Tras un juicio celebrado en julio de 2026, un jurado la declaró culpable de ambos cargos. Tras un juicio celebrado en julio de 2026, un jurado la declaró culpable de ambos cargos.

via telemundoutah.comCottonwood HeightsSeptember 8, 2026

Architectural Review Commission to meet September 24 for Little Champs ABA

The Cottonwood Heights Architectural Review Commission is scheduled to hold a public meeting on September 24, 2026. The meeting will address a design compliance request for Little Champs ABA located at 1950 E. Fort Union.

Cottonwood HeightsOriginally published September 8, 2026

Judge sentences Cottonwood Heights woman to up to 30 years in mother's death

A Cottonwood Heights woman was sentenced to up to 30 years in prison for the abuse and manslaughter of her elderly mother in 2025. Lori Meers, 54, was found guilty of second-degree felony intentional aggravated abuse of a vulnerable adult and manslaughter in July this year.

via KUTVCottonwood HeightsSeptember 8, 2026

Salt Lake City Marathon Changes Ownership to Former Revivalist

The Salt Lake City Marathon has transitioned to new ownership, returning the event to a man who helped revive the race years ago. The marathon continues its long-standing partnership with the Huntsman Cancer Foundation, supporting cancer research through its Huntsman Heroes program.

Salt Lake CityOriginally published September 8, 2026

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